Drippic is a module that turns your drupal install into a Twitpic style Twitter image service.
dependencies
content
content_copy
filefield
imagefield
twitter
twitter_signin
oauth
Note: These need to be enabled first to properly import the Drippic pic content type.
Nice to have
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Ubercart integration with Boleto-online.com.br API.
The standalone freeswitch module has run its course as a proof-of-concept, and is now no longer needed. The project namespace has been handed over to http://drupal.org/project/voipdrupal for further potential use. Users interested in integrating VoIP with Drupal should now use that project.
Style and row plugins for Views 2 that allow view results to be rendered as a configurable HTML snippets.
Created by Darren Mothersele for, and with the support of, Victoria and Albert Museum.
Additional contributions by Klokie.
NOTE: This module has been merged into Google CSE (https://drupal.org/project/google_cse/) and it's not anymore maintained. For the latest changes and features go to Google CSE.
An implementation of the Content Security Policy specification.
This module has been abandoned in favor of the Security Kit module. See http://drupal.org/node/1109414 and https://drupal.org/node/1287834 for more information.
The Tarpipe module provides integration with the service of the same name, available at http://tarpipe.com.
Panels Three Four Layout is a grid based, adaptive layout for Panels module. It's similar to the flexible layout that you can find in Panels' core, with the exception that in adaptive layout the final page is rendered based on how the panes are connected to the panel grid. It means that the panes automatically expand to the right to fully occupy empty cells in the grid. Thanks to this behaviour very flexible auto-constructed layouts are possible.
The grid consist of the two stacked spaces, topmost space is 3x3 and bottom space is 4x4.
Show related articles by percentage found of its terms (this module supports related Title also) ! I found no module meet their requirements, then this module be here.
The guys at Realityloop did a better version of this module, called Deepzoom - probably worth using that instead of this! (currently D7 only though)
Microsoft Zoom.it converts your image to the Deep Zoom format, which lets you smoothly and efficiently explore the whole image, no matter how large. Check out Deep Zoom Studio for examples of this technology in action.
